Sentence examples for enough rather than from inspiring English sources

On the Right, the argument was that not enough, rather than too much, force had been used.

"It's quite an exciting time because we've now got a curriculum that is flexible enough rather than being too prescriptive".

When it comes to the UK economy, the consumption figures may not be music to Osborne's ears but for our household economies, consuming less and having "just enough" rather than always "more" could be a huge boost.

In the parlance of economic theory, they were not rational utility maximisers but, in Herbert Simon's term, "satisficers" – opting for what was good enough, rather than becoming confused to the point of inertia in front of Monstromart's ranges of products.

And if the buzz about a film is not compelling enough, rather than head to the multiplex, many are likely to wait until it comes out on DVD or Blu-ray Disc or, more likely still, to stream it from a video-on-demand website such as Netflix, Amazon and VUDU.

I've noted on a number of occasions that the standard methods for estimating economic potential are working very badly in this slump; they are, all too often, causing officials to interpret the slump as "structural", something that can be fixed only through painful reforms (which, when unemployment fails to fall, will be dismissed as just not enough) rather than as a shortfall in demand.

The other 95%, the regular and the interested, always tend to gravitate toward good-enough rather than perfection, convenience over fidelity.

We sustain a focus on what's reasonable rather than what's ideal and promote attitudes that aim for good-enough rather than perfect.

Then they can say that they didn't have enough time rather than that they didn't have the ability.

The former, in turn, tend to concentrate on making sure that their firm has enough allowances, rather than on maximising their value.

Below, Starr's old band plays "Please Mr. Postman," in which the problem is not enough mail rather than too much.